Dragon-Ao Sword God

This novel is really uncomfortable to read. The protagonist jumps off the cliff at every turn. He jumps more than in Jin Yong's novels. The enemy will always say, "Trash, spare your life. It's very powerful."

If the book is more than five years old, don't read it. The logic is problematic and the setting is okay. I can't stand the 200 chapters.

Isn't there anyone who doesn't look down on others? The protagonist I watched was looked down upon and then became upset when he pretended to be a pig and ate the tiger! Does anyone know the kind of protagonist who is not underestimated but is still very strong?

Everyone knows about Luo Chen's ability to leapfrog, so why are his teammates so suspicious (same rank)

Good review, but the ending is too sloppy

To be honest, the first part of this book (more than 100 chapters in) was quite interesting, but I didn't think so later on. Don't everyone who knows him know that Luo Chen can instantly kill someone in the Holy Emperor realm? He is still able to worry blindly, and he is quite single-minded. Wherever he goes, others will look unhappy with him, he will be killed by the male protagonist, and then the forces behind him will appear and so on.

Uncle Fu, Xian'er, aren't they characters from The Great Servant?

This writing is really bad and illogical. Even the Holy Emperor was beaten to death. The Holy King is not afraid of him.

After the 200th chapter, it's all about upgrading back to the Luo family. Upgrading back to the Luo family. Someone beats the Luo family every day. The whole chapter is about absorbing magic cores, leapfrogging challenges, percentage adventures, 100% ranking first in various competitions, and all the skills are in my mind.

Can a single prescription create a cologne constitution? And the prescriptions for the Zulong constitution were collected in half an hour in a remote town?